Loop of the Falls
Région(s): Lanaudière | Catégorie(s): Randonnée pédestre
Ajouter l'activité à vos favorisDurée
2 h à 4 h
Accès aux chiens
Oui
Niveau de difficulté
Intermédiaire
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Envoyez-nous vos photosThe route starts at the Saint-Jean-de-Matha access point of the Parc Régional des Chutes-Monte-à-Peine-et-des-Dalles. First, take the Desjardins Trail towards the Sainte-Béatrix access road. This section allows you to discover the L'Assomption River over a distance of about 5 km, in addition to crossing the impressive suspension bridge above the Monte-à-Peine Falls and following the Desjardins Falls. Once at the access Sainte-Béatrix, the path of the Gorge, 600 m long, allows to access the fall of the Dalles as well as two other suspended bridges. On the way back, take the Érablière trail and continue along the interpretive trail to the covered bridge Jean-Pierre-Masson, named in honour of the actor known for his role as Séraphin Poudrier in the television novel Les Belles Histoires des pays d'en haut. After a break by the river, take the Desjardins Trail towards Saint-Jean-de-Matha to return to the starting point.
Loop trail of 8.5 km, with a altitude difference of 230 m.
For detailed map and more information 👉 Loop of the Falls
Recommended period: mid-May to mid-September
Assurez-vous d’avoir les compétences, l’équipement et les autorisations nécessaires avant de pratiquer les activités sur le site.
Parc régional des Chutes Monte-à-Peine-et-des-Dalles, 440, Sainte-Louise O., Saint-Jean-de-Matha (Québec) J0K 2S0
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For over 40 years, Rando Québec has been committed to promoting, developing and protecting the practice of hiking and snowshoeing in Quebec. This involves many projects to protect our natural environments and encourage young people to go out and do outdoor activities, through the largest trail directory, through training, and much more!
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